The third presentation in The Ignatian Way series explores the idea of finding God in all things. Find the entire series at IgnatianSpirituality.com.| Ignatian Spirituality
Examen | Ignatian Spirituality
By Tim Muldoon Human beings are built for connection, and so we experience loneliness in ways that are similar to our experiences of hunger or thirst: a lack, a privation, a pain that calls for attention. The growing field of neuroscience, for example, has expanded our understanding of a basic truth already evident in the book of Genesis: […] Click through to read the full article Dealing with Loneliness the Ignatian Way, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.c...| Ignatian Spirituality
By Melinda LeBlanc We all know that medicine has side effects. Sometimes the side effects seem worse than what we take the medicine for! But still, we take our medicine diligently, confident that at some point we will get relief from our ailments. It was one day when I was taking my morning buffet of pills that I […] Click through to read the full article Spiritual Side Effects, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.com ® is a service of Loyola Press, a Jesuit...| Ignatian Spirituality
By dotMagis Editor Lord, many people have spoken to me about you. I want to know you. I have many things in my life preventing me from seeing you, and many things not in keeping with your teachings separating me from you. They are obstacles on my way to you. I have chosen a lukewarm faith: a Christianity […] Click through to read the full article Lord, Come Into My House, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.com ® is a service of Loyola Press, a Jesuit minist...| Ignatian Spirituality
By Marina Berzins McCoy On my phone, I keep reminder lists. I use them to keep track of nearly everything in my life, such as tasks for my job as a professor, food needed from the grocery store, and yard and interior tasks that we need to do for our home. My many lists allow me to work more […] Click through to read the full article Jesus’ To-Do List, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.com ® is a service of Loyola Press, a Jesuit ministry. In God’s Voic...| Ignatian Spirituality
By Loretta Pehanich I got an invitation to a party today, but it didn’t state a date or time for arrival. It also said, “The gift of your presence is gift enough.” That’s always a pressure reliever when invited to someone’s special event. I tossed the invitation aside as I rushed through my long to-do list, and soon […] Click through to read the full article Leaving Things Incomplete, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.com ® is a service of Loyola...| Ignatian Spirituality
By dotMagis Editor Lord, grant me the grace to live in the present and recognize what is possible to look to the future and trust you to be silent, and hear your voice in the stillness to do what you ask without arguing to humbly adapt to radical change to serve, and to graciously accept being served to […] Click through to read the full article Prayer of an Aging Disciple, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.com ® is a service of Loyola Press, a Jesuit mini...| Ignatian Spirituality
A silly hat can invite conversation, community, and finding God in all things.| Ignatian Spirituality
By dotMagis Editor We could all use some tips when it comes to prayer, especially during these challenging times. In this episode of Pop-Up Prayer, Elsy Arévalo, Instructor and Assistant Director of the Center for Religion and Spirituality at Loyola Marymount University, explains that prayer is not about us reaching out to God as if we have to […] Click through to read the full article Consenting to God Meeting Us, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.com ® ...| Ignatian Spirituality
By Gretchen Crowder I don’t remember much about the movie Office Space except the iconic scene in which three employees take out their frustrations on the office printer. Fed up with the repeated error message “PC LOAD LETTER” among other office things, the colleagues take the printer for a ride and destroy it with bats in a field. […] Click through to read the full article Printer Frustration, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.com ® is a service of ...| Ignatian Spirituality
By Shemaiah Gonzalez My 16-year-old son and I stood shielding our eyes from the sun on an unusually hot afternoon at a four-track train station in Kent, England. We were looking for my friend, a vicar in the Church of England, who was to pick us up from the station. The vicar was hosting us at his vicarage […] Click through to read the full article Kindness Eggs, which appeared first on Ignatian Spirituality. IgnatianSpirituality.com ® is a service of Loyola Press, a Jesuit ministry. Explo...| Ignatian Spirituality
Dr. Ansel Augustine talks about the need to see prayer as both an ongoing conversation with the Lord and something for which we need to carve out time.| Ignatian Spirituality
Peggy Weber remembers experiencing a thin place at the library with her grandchildren.| Ignatian Spirituality
A priest's homily on "Lift up your hearts" inspires Gerri Leder to reflect on hope as a virtue and an anchor.| Ignatian Spirituality
The Examen is a technique of prayerful reflection on the events of the day in order to detect God's presence. Learn how to pray the Daily Examen.| Ignatian Spirituality
31 Days with Saint Ignatius celebrates Ignatian spirituality in honor of the feast of St. Ignatius Loyola on July 31.| Ignatian Spirituality
Tim Muldoon suggests an Examen of Care to reflect on how we might grow to be people for others.| Ignatian Spirituality
Barbara Lee suggests steps for praying an Examen in times of pain.| Ignatian Spirituality
Ignatian contemplation, or imaginative prayer, is an active way of praying that engages the mind and heart and stirs up thoughts and emotions.| Ignatian Spirituality
God wants our friendship and in order for us to trust this experience of God as friend, we must move beyond our feelings of fear of God.| Ignatian Spirituality
The Spiritual Exercises includes prayers and meditations developed by St. Ignatius Loyola to help people deepen their relationship with God.| Ignatian Spirituality
Strengthening Your Spiritual Life| Ignatian Spirituality
How Do I Identify the Work That Matters?| Ignatian Spirituality
Pray for the Grace| Ignatian Spirituality
Tim Muldoon reflects on an audacious prayer, the Suscipe of St. Ignatius.| Ignatian Spirituality
Rebecca Ruiz considers what sets followers of St. Ignatius apart and lists 10 ways Ignatian practitioners are audacious.| Ignatian Spirituality
Jim Manney considers the role of desire in Ignatian discernment. What do you really want?| Ignatian Spirituality
Pain can lead to finding the audacity to change, explains Jean Heaton.| Ignatian Spirituality
Shemaiah Gonzalez explores the audacity of creating something beautiful that will not last through a reflection on Jean Simeon Chardin's "Soap Bubbles."| Ignatian Spirituality
Barbara Lee invites us to consider the audacity of friendship with God. What does it mean to be a friend of God?| Ignatian Spirituality
Loretta Pehanich addresses skepticism about Ignatian contemplation, or imaginative prayer.| Ignatian Spirituality
